Suppressed tumorigenicity of human endometrial cancer cells by the restored expression of the DCC gene
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J. Barrett | N. Wake | K. Watanabe | K. Asanoma | T. Matsuda | J C Barrett | H Kato | N Wake | H. Kato | H. Kondo | K Watanabe | T Matsuda | Y Zhou | K Asanoma | H Kondo | Y Yoshikawa | Y. Yoshikawa | Y. Zhou
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